The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-29

tme ARE indicating the realization of
l-rac'- iondrst hope, the coming OF
The grcNt day of union aud good will,
vet there is u peculiar eln that costs u
dark shadow on the dawn OF that
Il, rious day sub .tantol y, DR., Levy
said:
ain our oge man has learned to
pr ~ what he holds in common with .
ui- brother and iclluwman, rather .
THAI what separates them. This j. in /
deed avery encouraging and faVora-
bic sigu. The generations tuAt lived
before us were benighttd, not 80
much because the range of their
Knowledge was less comprehensive
than ours. but because they failed to
grasp in all its bearing the idea which
forms the glad theme OF this days
symphony; that cons we are
UNTO OUR oNE GOD
| This failure led to the erection of all
! those walls which SO loug have kept
humanity divided. If we study even
| the highest types of ancient creature,
we cannot but become painfully con
scious of this fact. Religion in al
tiuuity is local. nj best national In
]
universaism. our az has torn down,
ard is still tearing down all that Is
! divldirg and separating humanity,
Atd the common work makes ali
brothers establishing the brotherhood
ui all in the tatherhOOd of one God
rhus the -igus ot the time announce:
I"I he morn ug hath come And yet
We cannot deny there 3, still night
The age in which We live has not yet
fully gia~pcd the truth, that intimate
ly aSsOcitrd with the idea of the unity
of mankind, Is the individual rcspon-
f. sibility Of each ana everyone. Aud
this seems the lin Of our time. Our
ngc, TO certain extent, denies the
individual guilt. Il still teaches that
, every descendant of Adam
Is INVOLVED ~ MS FALL,
>, ,nd thus asserts that the individual j
4 not TO be held accountable for ia,
4 tci denotes OF his moral disposition
=, The consequences OF this theory mr.
= vislb u not only in the religious, bu
= also in tho social and rational lif,
CA no theme wc speak with 80 niue
.. Warnth, - OF the theme of equn
D.. right, Of I'll men inherent In thci
BE-
tina; we do not lay stress upon Tia
tact that rights prcsuppuse the PEI
ID, I rnlancc of duties. This sin of on
n uln" makes the night tRrry mnn
social nnd national evils have this ii
40 %, their iOuudatiou. The druukar
4. says: II MN not responsible tor M
n. degraded condition.; society Is re
- -pOu-iblc tor me, brcaa~c sUCiety pei
~, mjt- the manufacture and stls of tia
nj which l. my ruin"
N 'suCILIY - RESPONSIBLE FOR US
ne IA the cry Of the socialists al
VI the communists. LET her provide IL
=" lis. We arc all equal; why does 81
!" give Us less than to othersEl These al
u" the clouds which rise around Il
morning dawn OF the bright and gle
rious day OF union aud equality; th'
OF .rc clouds caused by the sin OF OF
ill time, by the disregard OF individu
nd resp possibility, and though they mt
a. be harmless in one way, they a
in opening a gate leading to rum in Il
CHI other way. To lessen their intluen
ny and bring to the world, with the i'd
nj of individual ,unlversalism also Il
Int idea of Individual responsibility,
OF the sacred duty OF the day we eel
ght brate, the day which Is founded upC
the the premise that man, Through his oV
But strength, mast elevate himself AL
,as that he alone 5 responsible for .
The condition Ofhis moral character, al
Till that his welfare can only lac eSta
IN lished when he tru y aud fully do
err his duty towards God. towards In
III, self and toward society.
the Dr. Levy concluded 10y calling up'
Tie his people to be true to their missi'
Ilso as l.r9ch,s. "lhe final day OF CT
ich is Indeed dawn but only dawnli
!. and thou lstael, watchmin OF I
Cnt night, who mounted the whtchtoW
cat during the loIg night OF tho media
inn vni age, be watChtul, soon, II thou
Ing faithful, chou canst announce; {
ihy moruing hath come, the night In
ace, vanished. and proclaim 10 the WoI
ose the sweet message of atonemeut"
pc THE SERVICES YESTERDAY
% began az 1:3O O'Clock ana were clos
ou' only with the settiag OF the tun Ii
~ night. The services in the toreno
Non consisted of u series of incoming pr,
'u' ers with which tho worship of
day was opened. These with the
companying rites occupied the hol
Q is of the morning until II o'clock VIII
vet the memorial services, peculiar TO
eth dsy, were instituted and solemnlz
our At II o'clock noon, DR.. Levy pres